Building a VoIP Solution for Business

EFL will be showcasing ‘Building a VoIP Solution for Business’ by hosting a series of free Seminars across the country. These events will be aimed at sales and presales individuals wishing to discover the bigger picture and gain confidence in addressing potential hurdles from the technology to changing market trends in the business sector. We will also have a dedicated demonstration area with a large selection of hardware from phones, gateways, PBXs to IP Switches and peripherals. An enthusiastic technical expert will be on hand to demo and answer all your questions. We will also be giving away a Yealink YHS33 and a Snom A100 to all attendees plus a top end Yealink and Snom Phone will be raffled at each venue.

Building a VoIP Solution for Business

Building a VoIP Solution for Business is aimed at resellers focussed on the SMB / SME sectors. Electronic Frontier (EFL) will drill down on all the elements that come together to create, manage and sustain a successful PBX solution for the SMB / SME sector. Technical experts will be on hand to demo featured technology involving; PBXs and Gateways from Yeastar, IP Phones from Snom and Yealink plus wrap around products from ZYXEL, Patton and others.

This is a great opportunity to get up to speed with the latest products from Yealink, Yeastar, Snom, Patton, ZYXEL and other leading vendors. We will guide you through the potential issues in designing and implementing a successful package for your customers and answer any question you may have.

Booking (FREE), Time, Date and Location:

To be confirmed – Please register your interest.

Seminar Agenda (AM):

Addressing the market in a VoIP world.

The basics of VoIP in today’s marketplace -Vertical Markets (Call Centres and Hospitality).

Introducing Yeastar.

Yeastar – Features, benefits, On-premise and Cloud.

Pricing and options.

Seminar Agenda (PM):

Building a solution.

Guest speaker case study.

Handsets (Desk, WiFi, DECT), options, trends, what new and coming up.

Completing the network – Switches, Gateways and Peripherals.

Technical Workshop, hands on.

Future Dates:

Future dates to to be confirmed – Please register your interest.

Building a VoIP Solution for Business

Building a VoIP Solution for Business

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Compliance with the UK WEEE Regulations:

Electronic Frontier Limited is classed as a producer with respect to EEE for “users other than private households” under The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2013.

Regulation 12 places an obligation on Electronic Frontier Limited to finance the costs of treatment, and environmentally sound disposal of waste electronic equipment (WEEE) from our customers where that WEEE:

  1. (I)

    Is composed of equipment sold to our customers before 13th August 2005 and that is being replaced by products from Electronic Frontier Limited of the same type or that perform the same function.

  2. (II)

    Is composed of Electronic Frontier Limited supplied equipment purchased by our customers after 13th August 2005.

Where Electronic Frontier Limited is responsible for WEEE under the scenario above, it is the responsibility of the customer to deliver the WEEE in question to Electronic Frontier Limited’s chosen recycling facility or designated address, after which point, we will accept any further treatment or recycling costs.

To arrange a delivery of WEEE, please contact Electronic Frontier Limited operations@elecfron.com to allow us to ensure that the correct procedures can be applied.

  • Include contact information and details such as purchase dates, serial numbers, device models and EFL invoice number.

For clarity, where customers wish to dispose of WEEE that is:

  • composed of equipment purchased before 13th August 2005 but that is not being replaced by equipment of the same type or that performs the same function then the customer retains responsibility for disposal under The Environmental Protection (Duty of Care) Regulations 1991.
  • composed of equipment purchased after 13th August 2005, then the original producer of the equipment retains responsibility for treatment and environmentally sound disposal – subject to the provision that this responsibility has not been passed on to the customer through any contractual terms of the original purchase contract